The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-04-14

-4ol gan WILL OPP ChlS IL bAAA' A-'A1'sN'
WE have an elegant assortment of wall
paper, borders and ceiling decorations IN
colorings and designs.
PIENING & FIGHTER.
GEORGE, the colored citizen of unen-
yiable nntoriety, left the city last week
without bidding good by to any one. He
had not served out his entire time In jail.
VIZ are showing a very attractive line
of Wallpaper, Borders and Ceiling Dec
orations il all grades comprising the lat
est ideas in styles. PIENING & FIGHTER
LOCAL sportsmen are banging away at
the half starved ducks. When the game
law is published some gentlemen in this
city are determined to prosecute every
offender
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
Il Hinrichs.
SwoBoDA and Penzein the two men
charged with killing Stewart in Kewaunee
last spring, were both held for trial for
They were released on
bail of $1,000 each.
AN assorted lot, 200 dozen children and
ladies hosiery in black and colors, worth
from 10 cents to % cents a pair; the chill
dren's only 5 cents and ladies cents
pair. New York Store.
THE city of Manitowoc seems to fur
nish in abundance that material from
which mayors are made. Frank Mon
seau was elected mayor of Kewaunee at
the recent elections in that city.
WHY does not the railroad company
furnish better depot accommodations at
Since one room of the
depot has been converted into a dining
room, the other has been entirely in
adequate.
Ii any one wants to get a new and ele-
CANT dress, and one at the cheapest price,
call at Barnes, Mendlik & Mulholland's
and inspect their large and varied stock
Of fashionable dress fabrics. Their prices
are extremely law.
CAPTAIN Nils THOMPSON of this city
lied this morning at o'clock. He was
taken sick at 3 o'clock and died within an
hour. He was at one time a captain on
the lakes, and later was engaged in the
business in this city.
l HEREBY tender my heartfelt thanks
and good wishes to all those customers
and friends who have so literally patron
zed me for the last twenty-one years.
Respectfully yours,
CHAs. Book.
STEADY employment on salary, expen-
ses paid-(or on commission if preferred
Address Stating age,) H. W. FOSTER &
Co., Nurserymen, Geneva, n. Y. The
BEST stock grown guaranteed. Ne,c
men ocaHted. april
OUR new spring stock, just bought, IS
being put in shape. 1t may pay you to
,all around often to see what is daily
being opened to view, as it Will no doubt
De OF interest to you-to the ladies
ScHUETTE Bros.
The saloonkeepers of Marquette, Mich, |
nave taken a new departure on the Sun
lay question. Forty of them have signed
! Y,la1,ra 70 nlDca o., C-,l,,- MI d., -
mako it hot for any saloonkeeper in the
'ity who will keep his place open on that
lay.
Oh Saturday last a warm wave from
the southwest struck this locality and
ran the temperature up to II degrees.
It continued warm throughout Sunday
and the shade actually became pleasant.
The wind shifted to the northeast and
light overcoats again became necessity.
Tue Cato justices have declared war
on each other. Abusive language is the
trouble. One was brought before Justice
OHara last week, and he has given a
Roland for an Oliver by suing the COM
plainant. before Justice Kiland. The
charge in each case is abusive language.
THE law providing that teachers first
grade certificates be valid for four years.
and those of the second for two years. is
now in force as it has been published.
It must be understood that the law is not
retroactive and affects those certificates
only which may be issued after It's pas
sage.
BARNES. AENDLIK & MULHoLLAND have
received their new stock of Spring Goods,
in Dress Goods of all kinds, Cashmeres,
Camel Hair Goods, Serges,
Satines. Century Cloths and
other stylish goods, and in all the new
shades, and have an extensive line of new
to match.
THOMAS O'HARA, son of John OHara
of this city, was elected circuit Judge in
MICHIGAN this spring. 1t was in a strong
republican circuit. The republican pa
pers say there is no use in opposing
~ LA q III ludb StCtIOH. 1NH new Judge
Will be remembered as bright boy in
this city some years ago. who seemed "to
pickup learnin'" without apparent effort.
ONE of the pleasing reports in circula-
ton here the past week was that the Ne
Cormick Reaper Works was looking for
location here. This Company has decid-
ed to leave Chicago because of danger to
Its property from the anarchist element.
In fact all the large manufacturers are
looking out for smaller places where
strikes will not result in upheavals dan
gerous to life and property.
THE coal fields and gas wells of Cal
umet county have finally been abandoned.